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8
JBUNCUL AND MSIBfllil*
c
: N
A Dull Day, with a Heavy J
Stock Market. 15
a
GOLD RECEDES TO 109 5-M ?
t
. ::
Governments Strong-, Railway \
Mortgages Firm.
.
wall m'kf.ki, ? ;
lll&RUJBT, JlUKUSw uO? O I , .U. I
A marked >.fiange was observable ia the tone o* j
ou the atock P.xchang- to-day, and the
fcusiness 01the day wan mostly conttnea to reallza- j
tioim by the purcuasers oj last week, who preferred
to secure an existing profit, if small, rather Mian
nek too much lor a greater prospective profit. 1
beside*, It 1* but natural to suppose, and operators 1
know lull weU, there will be uinny an er>o and flow ' j
?f valnes here Deiore the full effect of the expected
(all business will be felt. Grain and cotton must (
romp forward in considerable quantities so as to
veil
THK RAILWAY BABNINOS
twfore there can be any substantial improvement j
> tne value or railway shares, and money for both
most be returned to the pockets of the producers j
before onr manufacturing laterests with their job* j
tolng relations will lino great sumulua. In the
interim, however, there is sure to be nioro or less
discounting of these results, and speculators
lor a rise, with others whose Instincts always place
ihetn on the -bear" side, will have many a tourna- ,
mem. 1o-<lav, as has oeen said beiore, was one in
which the former class seemed disposed to gather
in tne proilts of last week preparatory to a new departure.
Thus the stock marker, throughout the
4ay was
IKHKU I'LAK AN It UKMKRAU.Y WKAk.
the market going off in the early dealings, previous j
to the second call, "4 to si per cent. The most
f actuating stock was Pacific Malt, which seemed !
to contend against the current tone of specula- |
off irnin 174/ r?i Afl !
IV*". WW *'/? .*? |
reacting to 47% and again rallying to 48 The '
wtner stocks principally dealt In were Western
1'nion. Lake -Shore, Northwestern, St. l'aul (com*iouj,
Kock. Island, linlon Pacitlc and Wabash. The !
market at the second call was steady, and subse- ,
?iuenily irregular and fluctuating, crowing quiet j
in the last hour of business and
CLORIKU WKAK
at about the lowest flgnres of the day. lading f.hj ,
entire day the extreme fluctuations were not ,
great, although frequent, beiug only \ per cent ,
in Pacific Mail, \ per cent in St. l'aul common, |
aud % to s' per cent in the Keneral list, Tehre j
wad absolutely nothing new on the street either in
the way 01 rumor or fact to stimulate speculation ,
?r affect values, and the operations were, as stared,
wnollv or the nature or realizing: sales. These
reached a total of 92.U00 shares distributed as
ahown in the subjoined table, which also gives
THB UNiUJCST ASl> LOWEST PRICKS.
aifjhnt. Lnirest. Salen.
Kew York Central 102% 102\ soo
Lane Shore 74 ', 74 V 14,loo i
Kock Island 102% Wi.', 4,000 |
New Jersev Central lofl 10ti loo ' j
Dei., Lack, and West.... 109 10S> 500
Wabash 'l">n :6'^ tj.ioo
Harlem 126 126 20o |
Western 1 nion lelegrapli 77-. 77 , 26,70o j
Northwestern "9'j 3,700
Northwestern preferred. 58 >7\" 40ii i
^t, Paul :t??U -'* #, ' 1
few Paul preierred 54 54 , 200 ^
Panama 112 S 112 , 100
Pacific Mall 4Sl* 47 19,2011 j ,
Kne r,2>j 12>, 2,?oo !
l)iuo and Mississippi 25-? 25 7oo
Boston, Hartiord A- Kne. 1 , 1100
Union Pacific 2?-, 2?moo ;
C.. C. 31*1 I. C 12.'4 50?
Atlanta: ami l'acidc prei U'4 141,, 200
, tlannibal and St. Joseph 281_, 26100
Consolidated Coal 4>i 4c 200
Adams Kxpress 107 107 100 j
Weils, I-'argo A Co. Kx... 7,7 7!> loo
Total sales 92,000
gold
to stBl dull and again heavy, opening at no and
going off tol09\, at wlutft it closed, these being
respectively each lite iug'iest arid lowest figures
t>i the daj. In the loan inarSet the supply of cash
gold was In excess ?f inquiry, and to l per cent !
was paid to have it carried. Loans were also made '
fiat. The customs receipts to-day were $530,000. 1
The Sub-Treasurer paid out $18,000 on account, of
interest i?mi fo,700 in redemption of five-twenty
bonds.
KOKJUGN UCHANUK
was weak, and leading bankers marked down
their nominal rates lor prime sterling sight to
4.P7>j. sale* were. hoo ver, made ui much lower i
rates, prini'i sixty days' sterling wins obtainable
at 4.8?i'a and sigut 4.89,with bills not classed
prime. Oat still first class, even lower. The fn:l }
schedule ?>f rt vised rate? Is as follows:?
Sixty nay*. Thfff
iTiiiie bankers' *terunjr
bills on l.ou<lon. 4.SQ!4 a 4.87'r 4.s9'j a4.PO'i
<;?iod bankers' Oo 4.?3,'? a 4.W , 4.*s>? a 4.S9}{ 1
J'riine '"oui. ftprJiub iJo. 4-83 a 4.si. 4.88 u 4 H:>
JParis {bankers') ;"i.16'-4 a /?.l6.l-l}? a
Antwerp ">.l" t a j-1-'? > a6.ir,
1" '4 U il?Vi . II >1.11 |
Amsterdam 40'e ,i ti 41'?a 41 \? j
Hamburg !*>.*.. a >?6;, *.*> a '.in 't |
Frankfort 4o'? a 41 41a ^ 41 4
lirnrnen *">'= a u'<\ 90 a W; *
Prussian i.uier* ... . 71 ? a ;i , 72 a ?i\
I he following are the direct rai es on f.on<lon or I
the bankers named:?
N-Rgman * Co., firm 4,?7\. a 4.00'4 less 1-16.
H.iiik of California, quiet 4.s7.^ less
Mortou, Bliss A Co., dull 4.?7'. a4.!Hi'i[ tcsseotti. !
ligman A Co., steady 4.s7 ., a 4.w'? less com.
British Bank, active ,4.b7 a t/.to -, less
London and Asiatic Co. on
Joint Bunk, si eatiy..' 4.87 less coin.
The engagements of specie lor -liipmc-nt i>^ to- i
morrow's steamer lor Europe are stated at $150,000,
f old com.
OCR KSrORTS.
The total exports of produce from this port for
the week ending to-<lay amounted to $.">,tHio,3i9,
luixed value?, an Increase ov?r last wook of
$J6.V>*'?. The fxporrs for the corresponding week
?f last year were JS1.409, and for 1872,
The total exports since January 1st, this \ear. are
$192,271t4,J.\ against iI84.*08,ts' vear, an I
914^,4(11.440 III i8T'i
HON KV
continue* easy. without new lealures. a; . a-j.i j ,
j?rr cm* on nn., arm prune mei 411 ii?: p:iper .> lo 7
pr.T rent. according: to toe time it ;o run. ihe .
national bank notes received 4: ttie Treasury :or
edeinptlon to-day amounted to The internal
revenue receipt* were *m.o<? .
THE KOKF.HiN MAKKK1S
.exhibited j weaker .'eeiinjr In l.ondon lor tur-rl< .in
eruriMes, wild K? ie untitled atl'l In'rer, ?'oD?Ol9
werr nnu. Phi- rat* o' ?li- oant In the open iuar:or
three mom h?'bliN wh? : pev. ent, or .per
I II! i?e|f)?T ! lie I'Mntk rate. I'fct liailk Of KBglttUd
gained on balance vo-uay ?130,uoo in unlllon. ?'l<??ing
pri<e? in 1.xlon a 4:jo M. were a? follows:?
Con*oi?- M iner, ^ -o'sn', W, a
omI Isa.i >?)D l<, 10$'. ;i HN\: IMiT bonds, lfM> .1
teu-forv mnrK i<>4: new live- l'<4\;Krie,
~j?i. iSer.rr# a< i'Hrt? ' .?/?' <1 firm at 6811
OTKKNMKNT KI>M> were
quie' wj.i in tti* ti'ini<* tiiarK?t
t'iroiiKiiont. tie <><< .mrt clos'- l firm at Hie
following figures:?I mxi >t? ,?*. currency fixe*,
JIT', ?i?', ; iio. ihhj, regl^ter^d,
JlT.S a 11; ilo. >1o. do.. coupon*, il*", a
11M, ;du. ts^i, revfe'ered, a
J ?* .*: 4o- 'lo -In., coupon*. iij 4 a 11. ;; do,, :
jmn. i*ir!Mt?r?'rt, 114 , .1 II.}; do. do. 00., coupon*. f
lie a iWW* <la ?o? IW>, r?j:!.-v?reij, jtr,4 u.v, ;
?lo. do. tio., coupoiiK, 117 * a 117_ . .10. do., IV...
jjew, registered, lift;. a ilfi; <io. .to. -lo., coupon*,
_16>, 14 IJtf\ ; do. do., H'lT, r?j;i?terM, ik , a 117;
*10. U0. <t0.. COUponX, 117?, h 117?, . do. do.. IV,?,
rcgwiered. liKj, J* '17; do. da do., ounpoii*.
j i7)j a j 1Tt do. tcn-ior'fes legi^te-eii, 110% a
111; do. do., coupon*. 1H'< a '.14'.; do. flvm. im,
registered. Jl?'? " ll-.'f! do. <lo. do., cnnjon*,
312ft a Has.
lUll.WAY HUHTBAWIW.
rue feature in tiwse seeorttiet was u?e inrae
traimai tloiiK in t&e t'uioo Pa< i/lc wlix u ,
were in af.tire demand, dr*U Kelltng *t 84}^ a Sf>H i
lid incomes aud FloJUfic Pui'Jp *<Lnnwit Hi It
KEW TO
nd 71 >t respectively. Chicago ami Northwestern
imsoUdated gold toudu were Arm at 79V- New
ork Central ttrat, coupon, biougnt 106; Michigan
ent al sevens. i?o; Kort Wayne second, ioj;
lorn* and Ks*ex second. 101, and Morrw iind
i*<ex seveus, ol 1871. lu tlie afternoon <lealitft'Ue
rrarkot was quieL New Vort Central
rat, registered, brought 105, Krie third, loil4.
,nd Toledo au>! Wabash, s>U Louts divislou. To
i sale of Canadi Houtheru drat was reported at
>5. Central Paclflc bonds closed at. ik>1? a #1,
iud Union I'acltlcs. Hi3, a 84 ? tor ilrst*; 84;* a
15 for land grauta, a 87)4 lor income*, and
'114 a 7J for Pinking funds. Western Paclflc gold
>oulis closed ?i,82't a 84. Trie following were the
aids on tne tlist call:?
Ait) A bUsq 1st Oils . 102X Det. Hon A Tol
Alb A ?us At Ma Bull .v Krie new
tOA It A h )?l in Buffi ttttf iW't......
Bo<, 11 A K. uturaiit'll. na Kalaiuttioo A Wrt P 1st. 73
hur. ( 1! * M 1-1.7 m 55 l.tttr -Iu.r?' div b *....
flies A Ohio ?V 1st ni. ?f*i ' -pore l?l. o c w.
cm a \noa 1st .? jwj, >h?ri' ?on ut, r.. MS
I hi A tl'on income ?6 Lake Miore c 2?1. c. ? ??
J*jUislalU A MO 1st ft J S3 *"h I en eon V?, I9U2..
M L, .tuck i i hi 1st in ?ft S Y A X H #?
( liL Hock Islan I A >'a New York I'm r>?, ?.. 1)1
N J ( < !, i*t in, new 1 Xcw York Ceil ?i'?, '87. W*
X I <'?'ii run hU?, New York i en 6's. re. ill
Mil A M 1' 1st 8's, 1* I> .103 New York 1 ?-n 's, sub. Bl
.... a i? i??. I-ii t li ? N Y i>u 7'?. K6 1004;
Mil*.St'' st. 1 A M D. 71 New YorK C'en l*t in. r.105
i in A N W on bonds.. H4 New York, t en lstm 1.104%
1 ia A > W l?i IU 98 Hud K 7's, 2d m,s I, Sa.10.i-,
1 hi* V W cou U ods.. 79% Hud H7 ?M ui'75 lilt ',
low* ..Hand l?tm s's 86 7's. 1st m. c ? MS1*
iajeua A Chi ex H*) Norm Mttfwmri 1st in... "
1 hi A Mil Ut m 92 Ohio A Misscon ?
, C, C A 1 1st 111 7's ? f.lUl Ohio A M'ss 2d, con... 75H
L>el, I.a.-kAW Utm...l"1K '"en P?c K bonus... . 5>?e
I.a. k A W id m ...10:1 Western Pucilic bonis.
L cU i.ack A W 7's, con. 11.4 l'u 1'ac Ut 64
M. rns A fc*M>x 1st in ..105V, I'nion Hi*'', e 7'<., 8I\
Morris ? k.mex 2d ui...lul I uion Pacilic II)'* inc. >w<
MoitU A 1 sm*x 7'n, '71. 96H Union Pacific s 1 711 a
H riit im in 'x I02V4 Pac Bitot Mo, Ut... if)
Krie -il m. 7's, '79 10: Phc I'.K 7's, g<d bv Mo. 100
1 ric Til iu, 7's "? 9?Ji Pitt*. I \\ A t.'hi -d in. 1 2
trie 4ih m,7's. '80 99 ('lev A Pitts eon St..... 95
Krie .'all III 7'S>'HM.. 91 Olev A l'ilt> >1 ui I'?|l4
IIn>i A M .lotj's onv... 78 Clev A Pitts 4th ui 89
111 < en 1 per cent, 75. .103 Col, 1 hi A Inil ist 81
l>ub X Sioux City 1st 111 91 M Louis A 1 M 1st ill. . 81
Hun a sioux City 2d di 91 Alum A 1' 11 1st
Mich .- outli 7 V c, 2d 111. .19 Alton A T 11 il pt 86
Mu ll o A N I s 17 pc.1024k Hel A so 11; 1st m. 8'*.. 94
('lev A '1 ol s I .100 To'. A Wi?b 1st ni, St L 1> 7?is?
?'lev A Iol new lids.... 97 (ireal West 1st, '88 S7'?
1 lev. r k A 11UI bits. 98 Ureal West 2d in. 'SB... 76',
clev. P A A liew bilri.. . 97
And as lollows tor
STATF. KONUS,
whlcti were (lull and steady, the only sales belnx
of Missouri sixes, long bonds, at 92and North
Carolina funding act at 14%. In the afternoon
Tennessee sixes, new, sold at 6Uj'.
.N Y r b 1 106% -Missouri 6's, 77 9t!
> Vcb I i06;'? KulldinK boil'ls, '94 9^\j
N Y Irs, 74. lo-i l.n? bils, 81 to '91 inel.
N Y ti's, '75. I'.tS Telili H'm, old 7(5%
N Y Cs,'77 tt)s Tenn 6's, old ex c 57
N Y 6'?,'78 itH Tenii t>>, now ~,SH
S V 6's, g r, '87 108 Teiui 6's, new, ex c 57.'s
N Y ti's, $ c, 's7 I08 Virginia old 28
X Y 6's it I. '8.1 M8 Virginia 6'#. c?u 5I7,
X Y ti's, ? 1, !d 108 Virginia 6's. cou, 2d
NY a's, tf e, 75. liM Ni 6's. Old, .1 and .1 . 19
N Y 5'?, g c, '76 106 N C, old, Apl and Oct.. 19
California 7's 11 U X C, N C K K. J A J.... 40
Connecticut 6's 102X C 6's, X I'll It, A A O 40
Ohio 6's M0 X (' 6's, M' P.K.oir.IAJ 25
(llnoli'H, '8| Iu25? K (' 6's, N(;KK, 0/1 A AO 25
Ohio 6's,'86 1044? 8 C 6's, Apl and Oct.... 15
ItUodc Island 6's lot S (' t ac t, '66 20
SUcb6's,Tu-t# 101K HOnonroadb #*?
Mich 6's, *8i .101)* Ark 7'?, L it A Kt .8, is. 7
Micll7's. '90. lot Ark 7's, M A I. R 7
Miwotirl 6's, 74 99 Ark 7's, L It, PB1KO 7
Missouri 'i's '75. 98 Ark 7's, M O A K Kiv.. 7
JU.ssouri 6'a, '76. 97 Arit 7's. Oen KB 7
The following were the bids lor
CITY BANK SHARES.
the only sale being of German-American at *iS.
America 148 Manhattan 148
American Kxchanire. 111*? Market I2H
Hank A Hrok'rs' Ass n 75 MecfianiCH1 1.14
env :xm Mercantile 115
Commerce 118'i Merchants' 117
< 'urn Kxcbanae 120 Merchants' Kxchange 1W;
lir?t Sutx nal 2tO Metropolitan 127
Hourtn National 13o>i New York 120
Killtoti 140 N. Y. County 200
(iallutin .National 130 Ninth National 100
(Vriuan-American. .. 88 Pacific. ICS
(.old Kxcbantfp Ill) People's 140
Hanover 101 Plwnlx 1 > 0
Importers k Traders', liJl Nicholas liWi
Irvine 125 State ot New Y'ork 110
Uather Mannfact'eru' 175 L'nlon 137>?
RAILWAY earning?.
The earnings of the Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railroad Company lor the thud week of August
Fere fi46,ooo, an increase over trie corresponding
veek of last, year of $4,G6a.
(JO 1.1) EXCHANGE BANS Tit-DAT.
Sold balances $711,20:;
Currency balances 792,293
MM aleavMoea 17,040,000
CLEARING IlOl'sE STATEMENT.
Currency e\ctiaii<res $52,793,89:]
Curreaey bal&BOM 8,291,884
Gold exchanges 3,s34.75i
GoM MMMM 714.91S
SALES AT THE NEW YQB.S STOCK EXCHANGE
TuMday, August '<5?10 A. M.,1
Before Call, j
liMW sU- West I'll Tel.. 77lt 2400 shn L aJt M 8 KK.. 7?'j
12>'j do 77', 5ft> do , 7?l,
??i do c 77', 2700 74
7U0 77', 4Af> do b3 7*?.
?>> do 77*< KM do 74'.
4t?? do c 77)2 200 Ohio* Mis* ItB.... 2flk
10 <io 77 1*1 25'i
7i? ?lo 77*4 1?U Un Pacific RB.... a",
iuo uo c 77', a*) do 29'4
ion Krie Ri; c :w, aw u<> g'j-.
J<> do... Ui S2J4 2no do a t?',
WW do .... .'12', Mi do tH*
2"(l do b3 32'J 20(1 do C 29W
i??t do :u.'4 4<rj ass
1 HI Atl A Pa< prel ... H',, 200 do b3 291,
1 o i os, II ,t K It H, 2U do <i /*- a
?"> PiM- M . . <<<, 17 . 100 mi A R I KB c 1IK-I
200 do 47,'? t>U0 do SS ll>2W
hHj do 47', 20 ri. c 102',
6.0 do 47 ^ 7 JO do Mm.
200 do ?7?, 2UU do 102*.
5ci do art 47* j KM Mil A St I* KM b3 S9
600 do 4.-, 2<J0 do ?i
40 oo 17", .'U0 do c 36).
1?' do I.'i 47"? 100 do bS 36 .
300 do. ... . .*3 47', 2XJ do ScJ?
M0 ?! b.'l 47lino Tol A VVab RP V j
M OO <78 ??) do 3?T.
loo dr. ?7'i 200 do 37
JlHt I'll'. 1SW RR....?:i % 100 ao 37 S
2?i <lo m>i I ?i do b.'l :',7>.
7m? oo M do
2* ' do 'J .!!?',
10:15 and Mi?0 A. M.
Jl >*) f j? 6 ?. r, '91. .1) r 117'* MOW C S 6's c. 'SI 118?
24-HJ0 do. . .. be 117;, #5000 I bft'A r, >1 Il3y
First Board?10:.10 A. SI.
SK'iJO Mo 'i's, I bds.. "2\ loo sbs Pac Mail SS.... ?
JlOONC.ftiod act, *8. U>? l?UU no ?7*
IUiIIB, HAfcgtd 40 SOU do bi 477
.'un'ii N .1 I'enrunv 102a 10 Eric rfK 3^
lUJUOO its W c c K >>-. ~9\ 5*' di.? S3 ,i:\
) r 1, X< A W > on... K'5 JUO I'll ion I'ac It ft.. l> c -9"'(
?i?X> Mor a E? 2il ini ?? .in rA
llJUO Mor A Ea 7's, "71.. S6'j .T'll do Jtn
"oM! Mich 0?n7'h. I'S 2*1 no fo'J 2SM
J/HluO N V" ?' 1st m. c .b3 1U5 SO II] Cell Rli. ... 95
120,0 I'll I'HC BKlst... .84? SKilib A M KKR ...be 74'
ilUo'l do 84.'-, 100 do M 74
>(KjO Uii l'?c 10'?. In... H5>i 110 do 74
3?fl0 do b3 86 30 do 74*
:<*? do *3 86 100 do e 74>
1<*HW Un I'ac Hints ftid. VI 3? 5*1 do ?' 741
**J0 P, Ft W * ?' 2d... 102 ;?? di 741
liiooriev* Pitt* M m l?0lj .'Jul d 74'
*lid Gcr imr nk. n !(*? do ?10 7*'
_'4 UH <t H 1 anal 113*4 4oo do .a3 743:
SO do 1)4 2H0 no.... *5 74>
lis d:> bo 114 100 do e 74!,
2nn S \>:t II R. .lie *8 10" do 14 74'
-,'S 1o 103 4111 do 74*
lOo do 100 no b< 74'
Itxi no MiWh 5 0Chi4NWBIL.bc Wy
WOlMpnii nj aw do a3 39K
1J0 Wnlld-Kargo Ex 100 uo c .'J1H
8jo Went UnTcl .bc *1 77"?* 100 lo sS 3?>.
Ml do bs 77'i #jo do M
.'mi do 77', ! *) f'hi A .N W pf...be (V7J
-' * i-i e 77.*, 14J an S*
f&Qll do 03 77,? 200 do 577
. ti no 77;', 100 do 57*.
to 77,'j 100PanaoM SB.....be IIS
6 ?> do .!?.'{ 77;', 14 X J Ceil RK....b r lOfi1
.'i 77 ? Ml do |S Hi
do 17\ 8t?cnl A.BT RR....t)( imr'
i Jii do 77*i :ii n lirji
t> Uo ...?3 77!,, )(?) do .li lu.'1
-'NI io *'! 77.J., SO du.* 103
>1 do 774, liri do les*.
W 1.. . ,b3 77% -Ml do -rs 1U2'?
7>?i do. bS 77S ii'?> uo 1024,
>1 77?, 1011 ao li i bt! i
? " in .... i'?' I) i. ?' KK. ,.i?c
?> ... -i <7.U W? ?t>?. :v.
.1 ii.s 2uwT?: A w?b I>? :sr
in <1 77;, 2J0 in S7'.,
3 l*? MhI1 > -.?. t/> ** I)" C ,
H) it., ? IIOO t|r> '7
? ... . I<1 4*'i l><" In .... 4 17
1 1 1 - 1 W, U? Kt A Pur pi II
'I 4-, MIX V, X II 4 II U.In- I*i
I ' ' n- li". 4- 4 |i/> !! 4 >(.!., HI: .hi:. JV
4>< , H?l>hio4MKR.bP 2fl*
i In b'l *"!4 lift no 16 \
14 4s*4 imOhlnA Mi"* pi . "ii
I I'H -I' ... -I 4m, lijOt' i .? I it' . .... 12
>" 40 i *',i III M 13
on till ; h Jno .io o< -3 I;;1
r*?:*0 H. >| Htlort i Mil.
I'll ,1m Wp I I II l>l .^1 75l'?*li?rhi * N W K... : .!?'
.?> i!t> 77'4 IDOChiARi KH....I1I |iU"
I'M -in ?'? 77V -'i" an Ji)2)
.? i7 a ?*? Mil * m I* lift. .< 'JV;
n"i p*. '>i4ii > > >'n iic 4i .'.i?i jy a.t a
I ?> <lt< M 10" do .It
?,? X V r 4 It K*.. - > \*i'i 1? I!hl 4 At KB...X(J 1W
1 hric KK .<*( ? - "l., * XVal. I'.P. . ijl 37
III IMVMirc liR 2t?i ilo 17
2tJU l>rj, I, 4 W llR... I".l UK' do R.1 .W
5.41 I,4 V >HR... . 14'? ft ..11
.III fi.. Ii.l 74 , IDU libit. a Mivi it ft 23
|ii 1 l.ntoti I'-f JSMa ' 1 4 I (; i;R ... 12!
||||| Iln 29'a "> I. IJ'
:>?? 1 III 4 ,N W KR.. 4l !>'a
t P. !*f.
$ "D 1: < r ?... II.'.', *'>1 r ? h it
Ji.vi lie tic ii/.v ""< i1 ir
Ml I n r,?. . . a. I4M V 9 ft'*, cur 117
ltd 1.1 S.V2 . t, 4 ... IW
,?ifronil llo?rH?I H. M.
Jl.ijO r#n >'?. n. X Ik' '>71 a fillj (th* I< .S 4 M > RH. 74
vi r4wi-\?u. n ix mi ?? ij
H .in 'on in . .iic * ' ''o r>' '*
I., n. v , I . I |?|, f ... Mr. *<> do i*
I Wi.rlc i ni . ift-'4 ""?? '!" -i ?
ID"! I)fi I' KB l?l. ,t>f ^D"'.i f
j'nm |I' ? V> .',1 Ii 40 Hill I'mijina ltd .?> c 112
VmlH lUrr4KI.4l.hr Wt JIHH.n 1*0 KR be 2?
lie I ?lltt ' |>!I t:.*l ... ' 4i 2!<0" t'.o -
#1 All 4 P fnl. I<<- I. H?0 dl. iIdOPli
In: (J WT do M ?9
?ifi do 4*4 2<?''hi?NW RK.ncinxJ *
TV AO II Wl Io 3K
Wi (lii <J in HiOK.'OnKM J"**
Ki - dn IUO C'tll 4 K I ItR . .. h <' 10lf!
*?W?rtUnT?l ?>r. 77), ?iw Mil 4 fit V KK.bct>3 ?
I'm no j* 77J| 11? do *
^ ;Zifc JUU 041
iRK HKKALD, WEDNESDAY
?4) HO *3 !7'? UW do t'H I
lui .io. hS 77 i WO do l?Ji
It#) 77 ? lUOMil* -t I RKul.bc 5 ' ?
7W1 oo 77;4 IOU do M'?
1!W> 'to r>s 4 HIT. W WRR..bC 7
Adam* I- x... f1 < h-'l 11>7Aa UUU do 'ri'g
1U0 do. M IOJ do b'J ".7
III II h K?I)W??' o. . ' '? -I' do '7
3 N \ t A it I.. l'C , I i) D I, I. A W R.hrli3 l it
KloKrleKR. I. < 2MJ Chi .Hit P.K pi\A 101S
12 i-iari-on R u.. I 4 2) i iU 4 ?lt. .wrip xd SB
Hi i L A JI s UK.. ..be .4, I. M l t* UK |ii..Ucc 14'a
4l3 > to t t>. Jl.
SU0*h*Wer tDnTel..b3 77K ? ?b? Mich On RK 7i"<
!*?) do -.1 77'^ 2.1 uo...., ....... 7?k
?1 iO do 77*2 fro do 75
200 do ....KJ 7? * 11 L S A M ?? uft 74
70U <lo 7/', 10* do bS 74^4
4Ji) iii. . . 7714 ??l do 74V
! ?! do b2 77?, I ?1 Jo 74
1C0 do il'n I <J 1(t 74 4
a*) <lo. 77>4 IMI'nKi, RP. I-.. ,
200 <?oii oa) 46 imit in .? n w to.l
2011 Harlem RR ia? 1?) do s) ,
II) t'a. irt. Mali s lai) ?"hi 4 KI RR. in.'-.,
;?> no b3 4H'a 2-k! Mil A st i' RR iV,
1500 <!o . 4->, iM l!o Vj\
i aw do 4h ii?) do tri s:.'.
WW do 48',; 400 do
&W do b;l 4? , 2'JO Tot .. \\ at) RR ,.b3 . 7',
1'.*-) do ai 4" -IN) (Jo '.7\
m 8ri?- kr :2* ;?)' do 36?,
sao dn b:l ViSi M?C, c A I 0 RK. U}? I
CLOSING PE1CE3-3 O'CLOCK P. M
West On Tel.... 77?, u 77'a Chi ANW 19^ a 39* !
| Uuicksilver 'J-S n 2*J? t'lii A N W pi. %7?e a IS |
QuicK.<itvi?rpl.. il a '1s X Jer On .... W V ti W*
( l"i. L.v ?( .[. ,iu-s , l'?% Chi A It 1 l?a4, a 1?-J> 1
I'H'-ltii! viail. .. 4.1 t 4?C Mil A :-t l':?ul... 4. S a *%
I N Y C A M KR .1 2S a 1'KV Mil A St I' pt... M'* a 54',
Krie S2!, a >-St lol A Wabash. .Hi>*4 a .16',
I Harlem ...125?i a 12<> Ohio A Mi s 243* a 25
j Panama lH1* a 112*4 llan A St Jo.... 2*>W a 25>a
I i .tu? hrn-f "4^ M ?4K* Vi/"h iVn 74 ^ M 70
rnFon Pavirtc" <;,Y * i c. .it? *' ui.
! I'ittabnrg. i7 a H7}(
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
I Cotton Stfttdy?flour Lowrr>U')ifa(
J tiower-l'orn Steady?Oats Lower-Pork
and Lard Ranter?Grower I en Steady?
I Fr?i|(hU Ra?y?Metala Dull?Petroleum
Firm?Naval Stores Steady?Rant litdln
Goods tiu let?Tobacco Firm?Wool
Steady?\Vl?l?Uey I'm'hiinged.
Tt'ESDAY, AUgUSt 'io?? P. M.
The merchandise markets were still pretty
generally dull ana Irregular, on 'Chauge it wan
emphatically a blue day, the marfcets being depressed
and prlcos generally lower. Flour was
i dull and lower, except for low grades. Client
wan dull, lower aud almost nominal, under eon- 1
tiuued unfavorable advices from Europe and tuc |
West, aud sales to any amount could not. be made, !
s?ve at a moderate concession. Corn was steady,
with a lair export inquiry, oats were in bound.ul J
supply and lower. Whiskey was easy. Pork and i
lard were easier and dull. Freights were quiet j
I and easy. Cotton wus in moderate demand Doth |
j lor spot and intnro, and at the close ruled steady.
Groceries were <fulet. with the exception of coffee, !
; which wa< in demand and dtea<lj\ Naval Stores were j
' active to-day, and the transaction* were at abuiit steady
i prices. Metal* were dull and to an extent nominal. Pe- ;
: troleum was quiet. Dtu held with considerable confl!
dunce. Wool was only in moderate request, but un- ;
i changed in value.
j Asarg.?Receipts for the last three days, 3fi packages. I
I Tk. ... ..nr.<ln?>< t.t iT??ll lr.?? !
at steady figures. Pots quoted at tijjc. a GJ^c., aud pearl* j
i at 9c. per lb.
' Ki'iloim; Matkiii.ils.?We heard of no particular
' change in the market tor brick, the demand lor which ;
bus been lair within the steady rannc ot Driers. Lime i
was steady in value, with a moderate demand, quoted !
a' II 10 a $1 35 lor Rockland common aud $1 60 a SI Si j
| fordo, luiiio. Cement met with a lair trade, and wan
1 quoted steady at SI 40 lor Hnsendale, $4 50 a Si "5 tor '
I human and f4 50 u S4 "i ior Portland, i.aths quoted at '
i Si to i??r Eastern.
Bkkswax.?The market wa.? firm and the demand fair, i
I Yellow Western and Southern quote! at trom 31c. to
; 32'jc. per In.
Hkoom Cork.?Value* hare exhibited no change and
j the demand has b?eu itifn.. quoted as lollows0c. a 10c.
for new green huri, 10c. a 11c. lor short green brush, oc.
a 6c. lor red tipped ami Sc. a 6c. ior new and old mixed.
Hkans and Pka?.?ihe market for mediums ruled dull,
' with prices tending downward. I he nuppl v is in excels
ol the demand, and It wculd be d:0irult lo place a
la rite l<>t even at ins. le prlr.s ol the appended quotations.
Marrow* were aisodnil, and values wereoffa trifle.
W e quote Medium, choice, $1 so a SI US; medium, lair to
good, SI 60 a SI "5; marrows, choice, Si 6' a J2u5: marrows.
talr to good, Si -5a S- 45: white kidney, choice, (
S- -0 a S2 30; ? hlte kidn-.v, lair to tfood, $2 a Si 10; green
neas. lair toOPUie. i- JUa Si 40.
ttGTTU.?The supp.y ot both State and Western con- j
tinned insufficient lor the requirements of the trade, |
and prices Were in consequence fully a* nrm as tor a lew .
dais past. Ihe receipt* of' Stair are generally of ,
medium grade. We quotestate?Firkins, choice.
' selected, isoc. per lb; do., tair to pood. 32e. a ,i4c.: I
' ha.t nrkin tubs, choice, delected. ;'<6c. a 37c.; Jo., prime, ,
1 39c. a .,4c.; 0'., lair io good, 3Uc. a 32c,-, do , common,
? 2*<c. a 30r.; W elsh tubs, choice. selected, S4c. a !15c. : do..
; prime, 32c. a Sc.! da, tair to fOMt SUC. a we.; do., i
! common, 27r. a 2Sc ; pails, Oranue comity ano creani'ry, '
, tine, 33c. ft 4UC. ; do-, choice. Mate and Pennsylvania. 37c
, a 40c.: do.. talr to good. 32c. n 35c.; do., common. 27c. a I
SOc.; Western creamery, choice, S3c. a .'{Sc.; do., lair to I
goo 1, 'is,1, a 31c.; Western Rcservo and Michigan. tub*,
choice dutrv packed. t2c a t3c.; do., do., good to prime, '
i 28 c. a 3Hc.. do., do , tair to good, 2.1c. a 27c.; do., firkins, |
i good to prime, 2*c. a 3Uc.: do., do., lair to good, 25c.
> a :7c.; Northern Illinois. Wisconsin and Iowa, tubs, j
i chmce, ?m*. a 30c.; da. do., lair to good. 25c. a 27c.;
i do., llrkin". good to prune, 27c. 4 28c.; do., do., lair to i
good, 25c. a27c.; Ohio and Indiana, tuns, good to prime,
i 26c. a 27c.; do., do., lair to go*-! 24c. a 25c.; do., I
firkin*, good to prim*, 2iic. a -Tc.; do., do. lair to gtfod,
2?c. a 26c.; various style*, common, 22c. a 23c.
i'n>.k.?K.?The ni.irket to-day was a snaJc firmer but i
not ijuMta'oiy Higher. The receipts were lair, footing lip
l.)...5> boxes, but the demand was also good und the
i market closed very strong at the appended quotations
us loilows:?State tactory, tine to fancy, la'je. a 13?jc.; j
i do. do., good to tine, i* ^. a 13-<c ; do., do., lair to good.
11c. a ?2<.|C.; State dairies, fine, lO^c. a li^c.; Orange
county, skims, 5c. a 7c.; Ohio tactory. Cncddar Shape, ]
r choice, lor export, 12c. a lie.; do. do., fiat no., do., !
i do.. 10>,c. a ll'jc.ido. do., do. do., for domestic trade,
, lie. a I.e.; do. do., tair to nod, 10c. a lie.-, do. do.,
i poor to tair, He. a IUc.: Michigan and Wisconsin tac
torv, flue, 11c. a 12XeCotton.
?l he market for "spot" cotton ope nod with a
; steadier leeling but closed with a ten.lencv in buyers' 1
i tavor. -'Future*" were moderately active and adi
vanced >jc. a >i<cM inost ot wlucu ? as sup?equ"ntiy lost
i We quote
, Upland*. AW-ama. A. OrUaw. Trxcu.
Ordinarr Li?,' 13J? 13& 13\
i Good orJinmry 14% 15 im,
i Strict good ordinary... I.*I5*.j 15II-1G 15 11 16
, Low middling l.'i't 16 lt>'?
Middling irt^i IS?,' I7C l?W
tioisl middling IS 18S l*?j 184<
?The quotations are based on cotlon in *tore rnnnimr in
, quality not more than halt a grade above or below the
i grade quoled. The sales were:?
To-Dap. Sat. Frr'g. Trial.
I Export <73 ? 47S
" . aui fi'K I k.T
speculation 33 ? 23
Total" 1.355 65H 2,013
?For future delivery 'iiaswlow middling) the sale* have
peeu us iollow >L,*Ht evening, after two K M.?Sepeniber,
900 at J5,',e.; November, 4<?i at Ij'^c.: January,
4?Mut Ift'.c.: March. 1U0 a 15V., HJO at 15 25-3Z lotal. 1
1,?? bales, To-dai opto two 1*. X.?September, 60U at
15 #.|<h- . 100 Ht I.V.C., 1,400 at I6 2l-32i\, ??.' at I5?;c? 6 0 at I
15 21 .lie . aw at 15 ll-Wc.. 2n(iat 15 25-S2C.. t?l at 15
4uiat 15 13-I0C., tmo at 15 27-32f., l.ltJO al 14 H-I6c.. 900 at
15 32c., 300 ut If.Vc., fO' at 15 23 32c.. 200 at 15 11-1*.; '
O'-lober. 300 at 15 716c., 500 at 15 15-.'iJc.. 500 at 15V-,
LlMi at 15 15 Sic., 2,(xm at 15?c., U'V at
15 17-32o., 40J at 15VsP., ?(>> at IS l.?-32r.; November.
200 at 15 lMzc.. 700 at 15 13-.Be., 2>?
atl4J?c.; December. 100 at 15 13 32c. 100 #t 15 7-lrt?., 10U
at 15 13-3-.JO-. 3W lit 15 I5-S2e , li.O nt 15 14.32c., W0 at
15 7-16e , 2Ui at 15 13 .0c.: January, 1,200 at 15,'jij.; |
February, r|Oi) at 15'.c.. JfT) ut 11 131rtc., 100 al 13>f.e., i
W0 at 15 i3 lfV;., lau ?t 15 ll-lfc., March. 100 at 13 15 i8c... !
6u> at 16' ., 100 at 15 IMtX'. Total. 1?,700 bales, (irutid i
total, 25.100 bale#. The receipts at the ports wer-Galv?Kt<m,
47S bale-., New Orleans. 25; Mobile. 74; SaTarinali.
l.'l. Charleston, 83: Wilmington. 2; Norfolk, 217;
New York. 113; i'liilacielpbia, 24. lotal, 1,147. this day
Inst week. syfi. tins flay !a>t year. 1,2:44. Rate* on
cotton to foreign porm were qnotea thusTo Havre, by
nail, \c. To Hitmbtirg, by steam. ifc. : bv sail. To
Bremen, by steam, hu., by ?ail, Sc . compressed. To
Liverpool, by su-ani. -43. a .Vital. ; by nail, 7-3'iil.
t oret-K.?'itiepe Wis u tleinaoJ t.?r Kin uriri the
market ruled steady The *al< < Include ;(.;<76 hags, cx ;
Mn'ijic V, iia?;;; 3.SO0 bog?. ex Ontarlu. and 4fi> ha** "I' I
Santos, e\ all on private term*. Mild col
tee mci vritli rattier more inquiry, tint, without i-e.sulflnjt ;
in transactions other man unimportant lot*. We quote 1
liio. ordinary cargoes. lii'v- a lie- '. i?tr ilo, 17^0. a IHc. ;
food do., W* ? I*'.; priair ?U?., W?c. a *;io.; extreme !
rant"- lor lots. MV- iS'i'. ; Java, government. hat?*, 2tc. '
a -'IS : do., nra?? iiiutn. 21c. a 27c.: i-eylon. l"i:. a 21c.; I
Maracaibo, l9f- a 21c.; Lapuavra, 19c a lOc.jJamaica, j
1*-. a 2i?c.: et. Domingo, Wsjc. a l7e.; Porio ttleo, lf"^c. ;
. a 2i>\ : C<??ta Kn;a. 19e. a ; Mexican, We. a 20c. i 1
Savanilla, 1*:. a JOc.; Cnrao .a, 18c. a i9c., *oid, 00 a w
dav h.
i'op.haM'.?Value* were not HuoTahly changed, and i
th.- ! mand only moderate, furrent prlee? were '
u? follow*Manila cordage. ??< above 12 thread, .
Hie.; do. i?-thread and 9-thread, *4 in. and
.VIM in. diameter, 17c.; do. 11 thread, f, in. dia- |
meter, 1> .. do. lia\ rope, I6?ic.; do. cordage, holt
r.-tw yap ?. lUc.; do. ft-thread ana 9-tliread. 19. .; tarred i
Manna I'i^c.; tine tarred Manila lath yarn 17c.; sinal <
r?.;.?-- -i.'<-- ?ho\e 12-ttiread, 13c. ; do. 4-thread and
y-threat, I4e.; d" 1? thread and hay rope , llsc.; .\cw
Zealand cordate. mkc* uhovo 12-thread, I2*<.c.; do.
nil real and >tnread. 'a in and .Viii in., lai^c.: do.
12-"Jin ad, In., and has roue 13c., and Uu-ela holi rone,
17
i'imw" ?Tv;?re ?? a fair hu?ine?? reported in n J!#- '
trit otlna wa<-, with the m?rk?t mowing rather more j
t1riiiar?-. We ijuote: -jv. for upcrtu, Mc. a .*9c. lor
p uent do., 2* ? jV' . I >v ?;earii;. 28e. a 2/V for parai- !
one; adamantine, rv a i.'lv:. tor ISo*. IV a la'je. lor 11 >
>>/. and I. a li>". lot ui. >.
< oopttnaoF stock.?We notice no change, either a* reB
irds tli- den.and ?>r pri<-e* current. We uuote Mol*?.ses
ah iok" 2-lticO nlth heads, $2 21 a $2 25. -!:7ar
Miooks, with l ead*, M iucIi. $aw? a ? .; - n<ar .'hoOKs,
witn Uea Is, .iti-lli'.h, *2 15 ? l?oi *hook*, iftc. ii SUr. ; !
ram shook*, (4 AO a $4 73: pipe -hooks. vra$7: empty
" h? usli'-.w-. $2 a %i 25; lioops, 14 lect. ordinary to nrtine,
. a 40c.: t,o-ir?. iv fret ,n! nar to nrln' :iie a >*
, Hopptrn - There wn? a lair hng.i;-?s reported in l.ake,
with the inarKet atiout teaiv. The sal?*.? at'irreKate
' .?n. *>l !h? ill i?S(
I uit.'H trih i,Kai>.-t> ?ii " l-'lonr, 11,199 lihl?.;
wheat, 172,27s hushe.s: ?rn %?>.<#.', do.: ,.rn meal &>
\ tow*: at- vt.Yit io;?he rye.',." do Kiotjr was dull
, and lifa.v tur all except low grn.lni'. wlii -h were
t ne irei Tin- saie- foot mi 11,7<W hblp. iniltidlna all
k'ride. at liKure? within the rtatfe ,,i onr luotation*.
i urn m-ai *?s le.-a,. ojhtalU'i, hut remained ?ead\ in
vain. . .-.ales 4W hblf.. ?t ?n a f? 7ft lor Hrindvwine,
. > t > a $i - lor W'.stcrn yellow and $- ? i ,t )? jo lor
'? ,lei?!v and ISaititnore yellow. We ouote ?
'* Nil J State $' .0 ? ?4 2fi
a Su'ierflne .-itate 4 7ft a i t?i
V >.? ra -fate S 2'. a .'? *?
i Choice Mtate i Mi a ? 00
, Mtivertmi vv. ,teru , 7fl , ?
' stern 5 ?5 ? ft r?
l-.xira Mmnes,,u H /A a R U0
tj llouml h iop t 'liio. sftlpiilnj iirand?.. ft Jft a h .*
V, Kooiid hoop Ohio, trai.e hratid< tnu
V , on. 7 OH
*? ist, irfiiii*. low extra 3 25 ,4 a '<o
j Hi. l.ouin, M/untht ttxtrm. .. d i)j a d 2ft
( .St. Uum, choice double e.xtra C U) ti 7 0#
Ht l.oula, choH? tamily.... 7 60 a 'J OU
U California ... Nominal.
t. -J** am to wMiiKM.' > o? a t tii
AUGUST 2tf, 1824.?TRI1
Kourberu Nn i ? Nominal. 1
>u limit -u ran* < JU ft 29
Southern. extra ? s 2i a IH4
uihcni. U,inly .. ti Si) it 9-3
t (i n lvwal. Wi'Mt*nt. 3 7ft a * *i
i ori me >1, .Icrwv ? 3 7ft a 4 '*
Corn iue.il. Hr <nlywttve 4 70 a 4 75
(..' iru meal. nnuhenii* '.'2 ml a ,
? >tnrji w t? dull and lower, cloaiug nominal, with $1 12
ii. fi 11 lii'l loi Nu. 2 I'/lli'UK" and MilwaUMi' The
i! i kct ?*> itf(iri-iisfJ ou continued uniavorable eatde
aiSMc - an I Die )*< line in t lin atio and .Milwaukee. lhe
-a w ere atiout 12ft.' i?) hmlu'U, moaiiy winter, at 91 12
a $i l or t Iii'-ubo, #1 K a %: ."2'? 'or So 1 Milwaukee
?.id I'm i W aab'nirnn?tbe latter id ?tore it Lite outaido
fiui.re -$1 I. t 11 .'8 'or if I an I anib-r winter: $1 3t> a
fl l;i lor witltf, I 'oru wu steady at *-< ? a <S2la*c. for
iTiiiit* . i\ea, with ?ale* ol about 175,;H*> bushels, at
r-.r. :i -v . lor mixed, S3c. lor high mixed, 83>ic. it Meier
ye,low. Hint u.i'-je. lor while, (lata were earner and
iu :'a?r deniuud at the decline The -ale* 'oot up about i
' ?i l:i"hcU at ifc ,i jje lor mixed. .'iSc. a 56c. lor white.
Ilitrlu.. m i rvf were inactive and nominal In the ap- i
pt-m e oi !rai.?acti"n*
l-i.kiuiit* ? I'm r? was :i aood imiuirv lor berth uc- |
om.mutation for graia. with rate* rfflinn eauler at the )
ipeuini!. out closing about mjiady. itoom lor oilier |
purpo- a was no; muc.i ought alter, aud rates were I
not ma.eriaii) changed. 1 lie etiarteruiK movement wan i
alow, i hi' supply ot lonnatics i- more than ample and
rate* were ea-y,' favoriug the shipper for ail put po-ua.
Hi- eiijat'einehu were l'o Liverpool, by steam, 4U.odO
i,n~ oi tram at 5J,d. a i?l ; t>4,4'jo bushels of do. at 6d.
a o',:. Iiitl cheat* ol ten at 2fts; and. by sail. 40,(*W
bu? lels ol com ,tt 5>3d.; LS' hhdl. of tobacco at 27a. 6<i. ;
I.") LbK main at 2a )>d. To London, by steam,
you libl*. roam on private term". To Gibraltar,
oy Natl, 2Uu bbla. flour, at 70c.; 100 co*eK
oi tobacco at 13c. The charter* embraceAu
lialiar. bark, hence to a Continental port, with 4.UJ0 ijuarters
oi urain. at 4s li'Vl , a North (k-rinau bark, hence
to Loiiii in, Antwerp, urctmin or Rotterdam, with
b'is. oi rcriueil petroleum, ai 4a. 3il ; ait American
scho.mer, hence to t'a it, with li.UUO eaa"* of rettiiod do.,
on private term'. a British brls, of 2,5oO bbli. capacity.
Iiehcc tu the Windward. at a lump num. it German ship,
irura Philadelphia to Bremen, with 8.8W bbln. of petrol
cum. at ?v 4S'i ;"n Am?rloan brig. irom do. to (Jibratuir,
lor orders tu the Mediterranean, with 2.500 hb's.
hi ritlnid pi'tr ileum. atfls (kl., privileges ol the Adriatic
ut t>> 'id.. and back trom Icily with a cargo ot trim at a
lump -imi; an American brig, of 440 ions, from New
Haven 10 Constantinople, w ith a cargo ol shot and shell,
at ii uui|> sum ot JlI,20); a Norwegian hark, ol 567 tons,
rr.>iu Baltimore to Havre., with luii cargo of Uibacco, at
. Wti.
(Ji-n*in. ?The inquiry for cloth ha* been le*? urgent
duritiK the p?*i three days, yet the market exhibited no
togns oi weakness. The sale* since our lMt embrace tWO
ha.' rollsol domestic cloth lor tuture delivery at 14*?c.
and hales ot Calcutta cloth at ld*$c. We quote;?Domestic
cloth, heavy averages, 14,l4c. a U)iC.; Borneo and
Uouriporc, U'4c.; t'al utui. 10^c. a lU'aC.; bags, 11 c.
Hk r a.xo Jim:.?We have no change to note tu the
market tor limnn, which has remained dull, We quote: ?
Dp ->ed \merlc.in. $.1 tor double. S2 5' lor single, $- tor
undressed; Manila, H)jC. a !t,'.jc., cold; Sisal, ti'-jc. a
tis.c.; Kusaia. clear. $2 25 a $1 30. gold-. Italian, $2 .-5 a
HO, gold. .lute remained quiet but was qu.itcd steady
at troui .a S\c.y gold, according to quality. Jute
but r were 1 "s,s sought tifter. but remained firm within the
range ot 2*j;c. a 2 l;c.. currency. We uoie sales since our i
la-tot 40 > bales at 2 11-lix;., currency.
Ilii ami Stbiw.?The supplies are large and In excesn
ot the requirements of the trade. Nolwilbs.andiug, the
in 4illrv ha- been lair. 1'rlccs favor the purchaser, and
were quoted as follow*;?l'rloie old timothy, $1 a Slid;
new do.. ?Wc. a <1; good old do., <(&. a >0c.; new do., 75c,
u yuc.; old shipping. 70c. a 78c.; new do., 80e. a 70c. ; old
clover, Sl)C. a ft)c. .-traw, 4'c. n 55c. tor new No. 1 rye.
'We. a b6c. tor old do., 40c. a 4 >c. for old No. 3, 40c. a 50c.
for old do. and 50c. a 55c. lor o?it.
riops. ? Hie trail-actions during the past lew days have
be-"i light, buyers holding o(T. Holders show no disposition
to press -ales or shade prices. We quote
American, new, good to choice, 20c. a 25c.; American,
new. low to Mir. 10c. a 15c.; yearlings, 13c. a 20/.; old*,
8c. a 10c.; Bavarians {genuine), 2oc. a 25c.; Bavarians
(patent;, ihc. a 2 k..; English, 18c. a 22c.; Belgians uiouunul).
12c. a 17.-.: (tuliforuians. 20c. a 27hiC. per lb.
Hiuks.?i he market ooutlnucil quiet, owing to the late
large arrivals buyers show little williugne.vi to operate
except concessions are grant -d. Choice parcels are
Placed at tull late tigurcs. The receipts tor the past
\n-i k loot mi 117.4(13 hides, and 23 bales ol Calcutta cow.
The sjle-i lor ih'- week aggregate only 27.900 hides at
Ujkiuro-. within the range ol iiuotalion?.%'>iocli on hand
l!nai!ali> U'ltsia follow*:?ti'>,2U0 dry Buenos Ayres, Ac.,
part t'roin ICurope; 42.70J dry Montevideo. Ac., part Iroiu
Kiin i) -; :w,t. ;ddry Klo Qrando, part ai llosiou; tawdry
Iricuav; S.lOOdry Orinoco; ilrv Kosarlo, at Boston;
lino dry Central American; SOO dry Bogota; 7.0i?J dry
mi 1 >iilt< d AIVic.-uj; 7,7>iO dry l'amuico; 1,700 dry l'ucru>
( ni ello; 400 dry Truxtllo; 3,70') dry Vera Cruz; 16,3.kidry
and -alt< d Mauitnoros, Mexican aad Corpus ChrUU;
11.a* dry ami salted Texas, Western and southern; 11,10.J
dry wet malted Kio lirande cows, at Boston. Total, 216,100
hides and UU5 hales Calcutta cow; 9.1O hales Calcutta
buttalo. -anie time 1873, &il,7~> hides and S59
ba'.os Kant India; same time 1872, 299,U0O hides
uii'l 1,9 >4 bail's hast India; .same time 187L
)-9.(100 hides and 1.5VS bales Ka?t India. We,
ouote :?l>rv?Buenos Ayres. Zi ids. a 24 lbs.. aj*?c. per
lti. : do., 25 lbs. a 29 lbs.. ZGc. a 2jijc.: Montevideo, 2o lbs. a
? lbs., 26c.; Cornell tes, 21 lbs. a 2.1 ihs.. 26c.; Rio
lirande, 20 lbs. a 22 Iba. 25o. a 2Ajfc. ; Orinoco, 20 a
22 lb a.. 25c.' California. 22 lbs. a 25 lbs., 24>~c.; Central
American, 18 lb?. a 21 lbs.. 23c.; .-an Juan,
22 lbs. a 24 lbs., 22c.; Matamoros and Mcxican, 22 lbs. !
a 25 lb*.. 2 c.; Veracruz, Is lbs. a 19 lbs., 22c., and
iaiumco. 22 lbs. a 24 lbs.. 2uc. a 21c.. gold, selected;
Caim>< achy and Tobaw.o (dry and rlckled), 17 lbs. a 22 ;
10- , inc. a 21c.; Sisal. 18 ibs. a 2i lbs.. 18c. ; Bogota, 18 lbs. '
a ^0 ibs.. 23c. a 24c; Maracaiow, M lbs. a Si lbs.. 18c. a 2oc.; j
I'.aMia, 17 lb<. a'20 lbs.. I.e. u 18o.: Torto Cabello aud La
iriuvra. lU Ihs. il T1 IIm. 21c. a '?2t-. rurtnu and kiit '
11 ache (dry mid pickled), 17 lbs. a 21 ibs., 14c., gold, as :
tliev run: Port-au-Platte, 16 lbs. u 19 lbs., 17c.. sold, as j
they are - TruxiUo, 15 lbs a 17 lb*.. 22!jC., and Zanzibar, id |
lbs. u 12 lbs.. 18c. a 19c., gold, selected; Corpus
Cliristt. 12 ins. a 25 lbs, 23o. a 2tc.: lnni*nola
and san Antonio, 21 lbs. a 24 ilbs., 2:c.; Galveston, I
20 ills, a a lbs.; 22c., aud Western, 20 lbs. a 15 lbs., ;
lie. ? c.. curreucy. selected: Southern. 12 lbs. a Id ;
lbs., in., currency. ai> iliev run. Drv upoerleatuer?
bucnos Ay res ana Kio Orande Kips. 10 lbs. a 13 IDs.,
25c., i;uld. selected; surra ix'one, 9 lbs. a lu lbs.. |
3tH,c. a 31c., and Gambia ana Bis-au. 8 ibs. a 9
los., 23c. a 27c.. currency, selected; Mnsas, 15 lbs. a
lb ibs., 20c- a 21c., goid, uj thev run; Mexican, Ac,
kitis 10 lbs. a 12 lbs.. 24c.. currency. selected.
l>rv salted?unill, 2s u?*. a .? ios., isc. ; ylaranhain. 201ns.
a .VI lbs.. 16c.; reniamliuco, 2S lbs. a 30 lbs.. 16c.; Bahia,
2N Ids. a 2t> lbs., lfic.; I'ayUa. ^5 lbs. a .10 lbs.. Inc. a 12c.:
Maracaibo, lbs. a 33 lbs., l.'c., and Savanilla, 25 lbs. a i
2s lbs., ltic., gold, as they run: Matamoros. 26 lbs. a 32
lbs.. 20c., and .Southern and Western, 2d lbs. a 34 lbs.,
14c. a 1 c.. currency, as tliey ruu. Wet salted?Buenos
Aires, 4a lbs. a .->0 lbs.. I2\c.; iiio (irande, 44 lbs. a 4d lbs..
12 ,c.; ' alilorma. 45lbs. a 53lbs., He. a IHjc., and Para,
35 lbs. a HI lbs., He. gold. selected; Matamoros, 45 lbs. a |
55 it*., 12c. a l23aC.; Texas, pulled, 15 lbs. a 70 lbs., 12'sc.
h l3*aC.; da kips, 10 lbs. a .2 ibs., J3c.;
do., packers', 60 lbs. a 75 Jbs., 12c.: do., knife. :
10 lb . a 70 lbs., 10>jC. a llJic.: Sow Orleans 45 ib.v
a Ml ibs., He. a 12c.; country and Western. 50 lbs. a
lit lbs., V>ic. a lD>tC.; Southern. 20 lbs. a 60 lbs., 9Hc. a I
Hk.; city slaughter, ox, Olios. a 75 lbs., 11c., and do.,
futt, 45 lbs. a ilultis., 9V., currency, selected. East India? |
Calcutta siaugnter, cow, albs. a 10 lbs, 10 V'. ; do. do.,
do., 12 lbs. a ij lbs., 15SC.j do. dead green, do., 9 lbs. a !
l2>i lbs., 13c.; do. nuftalo, Is ibs. a 22 lbs., 13c.; Slnga
bore do., Jibs, a 30 ibs.. 10c. ? Uc.: Manila do., 25 lbs. a 1
2Slbi. Vic. a 10c.. Hold.
iKo.v?tor American pig the market continued dull, ;
vit.li transactions confined to very small lota lor con- ,
u-nptiou i rices were quoted nominally as before,
.'cotcti pig?'llicre was Utile or nothing doing, but owing i
t.'a nmeii reduced stock, prices were nruier. The pr?s- i
em slock lu ordinary times would have been exhausted I
In one week. We guote'.?American. .No. 1, $.>1 a (32; |
.No. 2. $'2'J a $30; do. torge. *27 a $2s; scotch l.glinton. i
No. 1. 134 a ?35; Uleugarnock, No. 1, $3'> a til: Coll- 1
ness, none; Suibtneri?'e. none; rarnbrane, $36.
I, atiiku.?We notice continued good demand for all
grades of hemlock ?ole.. The receipts are comparatively
il'-'iu, anu ;uc uiaiivet urui iu uiit^-qui'inx. v?e ijuoic: ?
, ' hrauock. , ,
Bvmoi At/re*. (California. Common Ui/U.
Light 27c. u 2r^c.-tic. ?? 25J*c. nititt.
Middle S!?c. ?3Uu 88c. a28,V- 26>?c. a 2< Kc. !
Heavy 2*<?.,,c. a %c. 27}?c.a 2!H,c. 26^c.a27!jc. ,
Oood damaged. 23J?c. * 26c. 24c. * 24S,c. 21), C. n24c.
1'oor damaged.. ? ?? ? a ? )oc. a 20c.
?Crop.?slaughter, light backs. 36c. a 38c.; middle backs,
37c. u 4Uc.; iluut crop. 33c. a 3.*.; middle crop, 34c. a36c.;
heavy crop, 36c. a 3?i,c. Tex**? Light crob.Ste. a >4c.;
rLinl-lie and over crop, rough, 3?c. a *ic. ; rough hemlock,
87c. a 31c.: rough oak. 31c. a 3c. Bellies 16c. a 19c.
Molassk*.? We have nothing new to note in this
branch of trado The lew transactions were confined
to unimportant lots. We append former
quotations as loilows: ?New crop?Cuba centriiagui
ana mixed, 33c. a 36c., no. clayed, 37c. a 41c.;
do. muscovado refining, 3We. a 42c.; da do. grocery, 42c.
a 4Sc.: i'orto Kic?, 40c. a 68c.; English Island-, i .e. a 52c.;
New Orleans. 70c. a H5c
.Naval stohhs,?1 lie market for spirits of terpentine ;
vtO" active to day, and closed about steady at toe. a 3A%c. I
for merchantable order. The saies loot up 650 bblv at '
3.c., 1,0 obis, at :'8>*c., aud 1U0 bbis.. including New ;
Vorks. at fttfe. a 37c. The market tor rosin wan also ,
ac live, with strained closing steady at fJ 20; a$i28: ne
heard ul' rales otlfcu hois. -trained at $2 20. and 'J,400bbls.
oi da at 92 2.i; of the nner gruues we only heartl sale* of i
300 bbls. of No. 2 atS2 32>?: a i arso of 1,000 bbls. was j
?o!d at Wilmington on private terms. Tar was Urui,
with sales of 150 bbU. ot Wilmington at $13 87}?. Hitch ,
qi oHd at IU 6." j.
Oils.?lhe Inquiry for linsetd has been (air, and !
prices were quoted steady at 85c. a ?6o, lor cask* from
crushers' hands. Laid oil coutinueii quiet, and was 1
somewhat irregular, but continued confidence was
manifested, quoted at from Si a *1 12 Mehaden was
qiuet, hut quoted steady at ifte. a 36c. Cotton seed oil
quoted steady at 4.V. a 46c. tor crude and At)%c. a 59c. for
refined >oiiUiern >eilow. Hank cod quoted at 68c a 70c. j
and domestic do at 6 c. a 62c. Neatsloot quoted at 70c. a
SI, tiie inside price lor No. 1. Whale and sperm oil waa !
onl;> In moderate request and steady. Sperm quoted at 1
$1 60 lor crude. Si 80 lor natural winter, 41 85 tor i
bleached. SI i'< tor nnbleacbed sprlnit ana SI HO for
bleached do; whale quoted at fittc. a fi2c. for Northern, ,
?>. . a Vic. for Southern, 66c. a 68c, for natural winter and ,
a "ill!, fur bleached.
very firm, closing vt li?fc. spot und month, ami Uc. for
first ball of September. Late last 'vcnum u.ivii) obis. Hold
for early September at 12c To-rtay i.imO bbls. at 11%.
Crude in hula was firmly h*ld at M,c? but there was ho
disposition to pay that price. i!aws were quiet but Unn
at 17c. Naphtha held with continued confidence at 9c.
lor Western ami 10c. lor city, the Philadelphia market
was dull, but. in sympathy with the market here, ruled .
Armor. Kertned quoted at ll.V- a 11 spot and mouth. !
and ll^c a U??c. lor September. The market at the oil
producing pomu was quiet, tint values were about |
steady, quoted as followsoil City, 91 ?fia9l 07'S; I'e
trolenin Centre 9&<:.: Kotiseville, >7c. a 5740.; Titusvllle,
SI ; TMioute, 7iHc. a 7*:. i Parker'-. yij-aC. lor United
st wells, W,',c. lor immediate shipment.
I'Konsioss.? Keuelpta?Perk, C3 Ijhis.: beef, none; cut
meal*, Itil) package*; lard. '.'.'(Ibis, and tierces mid 4NI ,
keg." Tne market for me?s pork was dull and weak.
We beard ot sales ol Ol bbl?. at 9'?tcash and Ml) libls. tor
September delivery at 922 fcl.-*, a 7* l ue market lor
Imcon wa* dull, lHit very flrin; 73 boxea of long clear
realised I2>$e. tier lb. Urcsjed hogs were arhade firmer,
hut rather quiet: quoted at H'4c- a 9c. fur gra*?ers and
9t. a 9>?c. lor com I'fd. Meei? l'he market was deadv.
hut the imiulrv light. In a Jobbing way lots to tbo
amount ol Ml packages were placed at prices within our
quoted ninge. We (|UOte$12 vj a $i;< f*i tor plain tr.ess,
Mils.; Ill* 913 for extra mom. do.. $ai a $21 for prime
lii'-ss, tier -es; #_J ;i for India mess. do., and 124 a %lt>
tor extra city India in?s? llcef liam- met with a moderat
inquiry, but without resulting in transaction-, of |
importance: quoted steady, within the range of
$ls u #Ji lor Western, Cot meats?There was
rather more Inquiry noticeable to-day. but btwiiie?.
in the aggregate was only moderate and
at steady prices. The sales include 23 > pickled bains
at l.tV-"., shoulders at 8y.. M lioxes of clear bellies |
at and Si do. ot rib tallies at 12V. per lb. l^trd ?
Kor W-sterti steam the market was less active and woak.
W- note sales of W.i tierces at 14 9-lt* cjish, 1 Ooo tltrccs
Kit September at i4*-yC. per lb.: 230 tierces, buyer's option.
September. at. 14,,o., and .VO tierce., seller's opiion, lialanc<
of year, at ll%c. I?' lb. City lard quoted at 14c
PoraTOK*.? The demand was only moderate for new
potatoes and prices favored the buyer, .sweets were
uuic and unchanged. We quote Long Islands, new,
*1 60 a 91 7ft; yellow sweets, per bbl.. |1?> 94.
Poult*r ann Hunt.?Uresned poultry was scarce, but
prices were about steady. Live was only in mode rati:
sopplv and ill light demand. We make no changa in
quotations. Game?Woodcock weri in active demand
at steady price* There were no wild pigeon* in the
market. Grouse quoted at from 7ftc. a Ite.
Eer t>?tr. We qnote:-Kreah dressed?c'prin? thlekens,
-lr a 23< DT lb. t Philadelphia do. do., 2V. a 2*c. . uir
kevs. prime small. Or. a 23c.; do.. tair to
I cod, *w.. a 21c., tow is, rtutn, choice, 20c. a 21c.; do.,
do.. uir u? good, Iftc. a 19c., do., Jorscy,
; choice, 22c. a tie.; do., Philadelphia, 23c. a
24c.. voting ? ducks, Philadelphia. 24c. a 2?c
! L;\e?spring ctjlckana, ISc. a 20e. per lb.; Inwla, Ktate
i ann jet sey, i7c- a 18c. ; do.. Western, l#c. a 17c.; roosti
?rs. old, hie. a 12c.; turkeys, Mtate and Jersey, 17c. a
I to.. do., tVcstern, Ific. 17c.; ducka, Htata and Jeney,
Mm a $1 per pair: do., Wetnero, SOc. a 7Sc.: geese, Mate
, and Jcraey, $2 25 a 92 74; do.. Western, $1 V> a 91 7A.
Hsioe?Pigeons, stall fed, 91 W a 92 per doxen; Phil
> Wa fcLjj^.lMBU > > >> *m, ? Wc._
>LE SHEET.
per pair; woodcock, Western, 90c fli do.. SUM ami
Jersey, $1 12 a $1 25.
Kin.?The lobhimr Mistness waa lair, but otnerwl*
the market ruled quiet huJ steady Hales in lots, 40
Here. s ot v'aroiina at Sc. a per 1U. accord u?l to
quality, and MU> hags of Rangoon. at ?So- a 6Jic. per lb.
hteartne waa inactive and nominal In th? al>?unce of
transaction*.
mjujk.?The market lor raw sugar w?> very quiet, but
ruled "itoiuly on the ba^l* of -to. a tl^c. ior lair to good
retining * Uoa. We have only to note sales ol liw bint*, of
moU??'.-> su^ar. at 7J^c., .inu ttw boxes of centritugal, at
He. l.ater ye?tcrdav '.iM hhdv oi t uba sold on basis ol
quotations. Rodneci wan quiet and siea.ly, at in'?c. a
10\e. lor standard "A's," and lU^c. lor "liardn." We
quote:?Cuba?Kcflning, Interior to common, 7c. a 1\c-;
do., lair to pood lair, 7t*c. a8c. ;do., *ood to prune,
6-,c. a W?e.; grocery, tair to good. K',c. a f<?tc.; pnuio
to choice, tt'jC. ivR'oc.; centrifugal, hhd*. and lioxe?,No?.
M to 13. i".,c ail'iC.i molaasea, hhds. and boxes, 7c. a
7%i\; meludo. 4Vjc. a <>4e.; clayed, boxes, liuieh standaril,
Nos. 7 to 9. "'?<' a The.; do., HI to la, <S!,r. a jWfcc.. ; do.,
1J to 15. SJ>c. a U^c.: do., l(J to IS. a ii)\o.; do.. I'J to
'JO, 10-tjc. a li>Mc. ; white, 9V. 11 i'?V. Horto Klco?Keflning,
common to prime, 7o. a "5|C. , grocery, talr to
choice, 8V:. a Ac. Hra/il ?i-utcb stauduru, Nos. 3 to
11, 7'4c. a 7J%c. Java- DiiuiIi standard, Nos 10 to 12. t'i'ca
fiJ?c. Manila?Superior and extra superior. 7'ic. a
>kin*.?Ooat?The demand during the past week has
been good at figures within our quoted range, t-alcs. 170,
bales t'uracao, 110 do. of Klo Uachn, 29 do. ol 1'uerui ('a
hello, and 31 do. of Mexican, on private terms, liecr?
The market was active and tirin. The ailee Ioi the week
include 12.0.10 lbs. ol Mexican, IO.OUijdo of Hisal, 1,'<W do.
ot Curacao, and 2,iU(l lbs. ot Texa*, at prices ?1th In tlio
range We quote lioat?Tumpic.o, W\o. a liOc- and
Matainoros, 57Hr. a 60c. gold: Kuciios Ayrcs. Goc.; Payta,
60c : Curacao, 45c. a 57c.: Cape, 40c. 42c.; Madras,
each, 5oc. a 55c., I'atua, do.. 4jo. ; fca-t India tamed
goat. fiOc., and do. sheen, &7>ijc.. currency. iJeer?-Ionuuraa,
U5c. i Vera t'rtu, 70c.; iluateiuala. 700.; t hagres,
?&e.. : San Juan, 60c.; Cainpeachy, AUc. a f>21*<\; nisul. 06c-;
i'ara, 67Sc. a 70c.; Puerto Cabello, tkxJ. a i^>3c.: Angos
tura, 53>,u.; Matamoron, Texas, Ac., 38c. a 50c., currency.
Toaacfa?1The market has been activs lyr Kentucky
during the past three days, and prices ?hnw mme iro
pruveincpv re-.eu ie?is were in iair ueuianu ai aooui
steauy figure*. Tta* silet roof up 1,000 hh<t*. ol Ken
tucky at 7c. a 17c The sales of need leaf include 900
cues Pennsylvania, crop 1873. at 18c. a 22c.; 92 ctata
Wisconsin, crop 1871, at 7<v a 8c., 79 caws Pennsylvania,
crup 1872, on private terms; 147 earns Stat*, ergo 187"\j. at
lie. a 15c, About the n?ual business doing in foreign,
with Hales of 200 bales of Havana at 75c. a $L
Tallow.?Market quiet and unchanged. Sales 60,000
lbs of Western at 8c. a 8'4C. Prime city held at 8)?o..
with f>3)ic. bid.
YtGiniiuit.-Tht market fo-day haa been moderately
active, in part lor ?l: descriptions. Prices showed no
change, and were quoted as followssouthern white
onions, per bbl., S3 7.'>a?i; do. yellow ao., $3 a S3 SO;
Chester do., per bbl., $2 a *- Uii . new beets, per WO, %'i
it S2 SO; white turnips, do., $3 a $<; Russia do.,
|,or bbl., 75c.; cabbage, new, per 100, $4 a $7: do.
rod. do., S6 u $8: i.ima beans, per baK, $1 25 a $1 75; bung
Islund white squash, per basket, 25c.; yellow do., per
bbl.. $1 25; marrow squash, per bbl., SI 25; lettuce, umg
Island, per 100, SI 50; green corn, per 10.1, H0c. a 75c.;
string hoans, Long Inland. per bag, SI; encumbers, L01115
Kluiid, per 100, $1; cauliflowers, per dozen, SI a $3;
Long Island tomatoes, per basket. S5c. a 40c.; Bgg plant,
per dozen, 30c. aii->,'e.
Wool.? I'bo demand dnring the past few days has been
lighu but nrices are wiihout any material change. The
salesi are 10.000 lbs. K1t8tr.ru Texas at $3Ke.; 7,000 lbs.
Australian,52c.; ,50.1 lbs. Calitornia lutub's pulled, :w. ;
Iu,u0u lbs. ("ape, 30c.; 5,000 lbs. Western Texas, 2,'lc.: S.UOl)
lbs. domestic neece, A2c.; 50,000 lbs. XX Ohio do., 55c.;
13.00U lbs. unwashed Western do., iiflc. a 38}&c.; 8,000 ibs.
Iiuxed, I5)4c. a :i8Xc.; 5 i?w lbs. X pulled, 15c.; l.iXX) His.
Georgia. 4bc.; 8 bales lall California, 25c.; 20 baps domestic
lamb's pulled, 42c. ; 5.000 lbs. tub, Stic,.; J0,lXU lbs
Eastern Texas, S2e.; IU.0UU lbs- mixed neece, ?."? . a 52o.;
JO.UOll lbs. medium do., 55c. ; 1C bales sprlun Calilornla.
3. c. a 35c., and 1,000 lbs. (ieorgla, 5,000 Iks. Colorado and
l:l.0Til lbs. unwashed Western neecc on private terms.
WmsKPT.?Keccipts. 340 bills. The market was quiet
and steady at the decline noticed yesterday, sales 150
bbls. at SI 02)$.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
tiiLVKSTON, August 25, 1874.
Cotton weak at for good ordinary. Net receipts.
478 bales. Sales, 60. Stock 3 ii2.
Nkw Oklkaks, August 25, lf7'4.
Cotton quiet and nn< limited at liiJtc. tor middling*. Set
receipts, 25 bales; grass, i'i Sules, iVJ. Stock, iu.683.
Mobil*:, Auciist 25, 1*74.
Cotton quiet and unchanged at 16c. Cor middling* Net
receipts, 74 bales, Exports to ttie Continent, 41. Hales,
5U. Slock, 4,0.17.
SiVASytB, August 25, 1*74.
Cotton nominally 16c. for middling. Net receipts, 121
bales Sales, 8. Stock, 4,470.
Charleston, Ansrust 25, 1874.
Cotton quiet at 15,'*c. for middlings. Met receipts. 63
bales, aalea, ISO. stock 3,7o4.
Wilminutoh, N. C., August 25,1874.
Rpiritsof tnrnenfine tlrm at 32c. Kosin firm. $1 76 for
trained. Crude turpentine steady; $1 26 tor hard. (2 26
lor yellow dip, 92 25 for virgin. Tar steady at $2 25.
Albajtt, N. Y., August 2b. 1874.
There In a panic in the wheat market, and the tendency
is downward, owing lo advices from Chicago and New
York. Considerable wheat was offered on 'Change, but
there were no Duyers. Kye is quiet and steady, with no
sellers below 85c. Corn tirrn hut quiet, with liuie oiler
ing; Western mixed nnu at 80c. a 81o. Nothing doing in
barley. Oats dull; no sales.
Oswboo, AiiTUst 25, 187*.
Flour 25c. lower on the two upper grades, sales 1,400
bbls. Wheat quiet; sales ot old extra white Michigan at
$1 I7la: new No. 1 white do. held at $1 32. Com Arm;
sales of two cars at 78c. Coru meal-$33 lor bolted, $3J
lor unbolted, per ton. Mlllfeed unchanged ; shorts, $18 a
$19; sUipsvufl*, $20 a $21; middlings, $26 a $28 per ton.
Canal freight*?Wheat, h^c.; corn. do. to New York;
lumber, $2 i5 to the lludsou and $3 5<)to New York. Lake
receipts?551.0U) leet ol lumber. Canal slilpmemts?
1,632,000 feel of lumber. The arnonnt of grain on tlie
canal from Buffalo and Oswego tor tidewater yesterday
noon, comprising shipments from the former for thirteen
days aud the latter nine days, was 1.0<%,uuu bushels
oi wheat, 1,35U,WW do. corn, and lv?0 do. oats.
HurrAMi. August 25, 1874.
Lake and rail imports for last twenty-lour Hours;?
Vl..?r i AO hhk inutl hiuli.K. X.FII lyi K1Y1
do.; oats. ;-19,4U0do. ; rye. 4ij)do. Canal shipments?Wheat,
70, 50 bushels; coru, H9,9jO do. Kail exports?Wheat,
60,196 bushels; corn, 28,300 do.; oat* 62,8'Jti do.; rve, <00
do. Canal freight-: advanced; wheal, 9,-.; corn. He.;
outs, 5)*c. Flour steady: sales l,*:o bbl* on the following
range:?Western spring, $<ia $6SO. baker*'. $6 78 a $'< iS;
white, $7 -fp a $8 2b. Wh^at dull and nominal: no
sales; Milwaukee No. 1 spring, $1 25; do. No. 2 do.,
$1 18; Sheboygan and Green Kay spring, $1 ?). Corn
firm; sale* <i,000 bushels No. 2 Western at 73c,; 1,100 ila. at
7i>?c.; 89,000 do. high mixed at 74c. Oaui steady ; sales
2.<>? bushels Western, in lot, at 48c. Rye nominal at 90c.
Barley- malt tlrin; Canada. $1 U0 a $1 90, Western, $1 oO
tl Jo. Other articles unchanged.
Cairaoo. Angn?t 25. 1874.
Floor dull and nominal. Wheat dull and unchanged
at 96^0. a 37c. lor No. 1 spring. 91*4c. a 9>Jc. for No. 2 do.,
closing at 92%c., cash; 9lHc., September; No. 3do., 87c.;
rejected. 83c. Corn steady at M^c. lor No. 2 mixed,
pot: 66c., August; ti?*?c.. September: high mixed, C7^a:
rejected. 64c. a toe. oats dull, unsettled and lower at
41c. lor No. 8, cash; September; rejected, 38c. a
lt> v. Kye firm and in fair demand at 74c. a 74V- I
tor No. 1 Barley opened dull, but closed active at nsc. !
a 90c. tor No. 2 spring, Pork dull, unsettled and lower I
at $22 62^ a $22 74, cash; $22 .VI a $22 7& September; i
$16 87X a <17. teller all the year. Lard dnll and uns*t I
tied at 14Vic. a Ukc., cash; lie., snlleraH the year. Bulk I
meats steady; shoulders sold at 8%c., loose. Whiskey
steady at 97c. Freights?Corn to Buffalo, 3c. a#}^c. Keceipw?6,000
bbls. flour, ?12,000 bnshels wheat, 161,000 '
do. corn. 52,000 do oats. 5,000 do. rye and 22,000 do. har- I
ley. snlpmenta?4.000 bbls. flour. 61,000 busnels wheat '
57,000 do. corn and 27,000do. outs.
EUROPEAN MARKETS
Lohdon, August 2>?Evening.?Unseed oil, X7s. W.; '
spirits turpentine, 4s. 3d. per cwt
FCTAWCUL, ^
Adrian h. mdller. ahctioneek.
Executor's >?le
of $7<"0,000
United Stales Bonds,
New York state Bonds
and
Delaware and Hudson i anal Company's Bouds.
ADRIAN ii. ML'LLEK A SON will sell at auction ?n I
Wednesday, Angust 26, at 12.1,'.o'clock, at the Exchange
Salesroom, No. Ill Broadway.
By order of the executors ot Mnlford Martin, deceased.
$1*S,001) United States Kive.twenties ot lHi',7, registered.
300,000 I'nited States K^vetwenties of 18t!8, registered.
70.1W0 United States Currency sixes. registered . issued .
tii Union Pacific Railroad Company.
10,000 United (States Currency Mxej. registered; issued
to Sioux City and Pacific Railroad Company.
*0.000 New York State seven Per Cent Bounty Loan,
regisierel, due 1877.
3T>,000 New Y'ork stale Six Per Cent Canal Stock, pay
able In gold.
121,000 Delaware and TInd?on Canal Company's Seven
Per Cent Registered Bond* ,
A?STOCK PRIVILEGES ON ALL THB ACTCTR
Ktoc.ts negotiated at I to - per cent trom the mar
ket; $80 to $100 put* or calls-$200 to $300 double nrlvi '
leges. Thu system of operating is ftillv explained lr> a
pamphlet sent Iree on application. Tt'MBRlDOK A CO., |
Banker* and Brokers, No. i Wall street
AT REASONABLE K\ThS.?MONEY ON L1F8 A.\l>
Endowment Insurance Policies. Mortgages mid other
Securiaes. Insnrauceotn.il kind-etTa-ited with bestcoiupaniea.
J. HABKIGtl * Co.. 117 Broadway
ACTMt MoRTovih OP $10,010, L)B8 - THAM TWO
years to run. on Brooklyn lots: worth $401o,*i; bondsmen
first claw; for sale at large discount; PI1ALON A
SLOAN, .11 liast 17th st.
A young woman, wishing ro fill \ ftr*
tiishcd bouse, would liUe to n:eet a geutleinan will
irie to assist her; frifler* need not answer. Address
Jl'LlIiTTE, llerald Uptown Branch office.
1AP.-LEY A bazlky. brokers, 74 BROADWAY.?
j Double Privilege-. 42MI to $310: Puts or csll*. $100
per 100 shares, on "He in hers of stock Exchange." Pain
phlet, 'How Money Is Lost and M?d? in Wall Street,"
to be had of Brentatio. Union sijtiare, price .V cent*.
Money loaned <>n mortgage : mortgages
cashed: Stw ks, Bon is, Ileal I state. Furniture Ae..
sold by auction. V K >THVh.\'SON, Jr., 11 Pine street
and 31 East Sevenieentli street.
XTORTUKKN PAI.'Ir'lt' HAII.UO\I> BONOS HObiilll
i> in.! sold hy I.IVISti^TON A COMPANY,
Rankers, 10 J'lne otrsM.
HAIl.UOAD BONIH \V\NTRK.-.NKW YORK AM)
Onweao Midland, N'. w Jrrscy Midland, MeOKlalr.
Clirsapeakf A Ohio, Alabama mi l Chattanooga, Portland
liiiil OKden*hiirii, st ,l<,v('h und l?euver (Hty . alio
Mount Vernon. tl. W. MAItKll\M. 196 Hroaiway.
WANTBD?CORRKSPONPKNOR WITH 80Mi: PI
nunder wlm could :ct $10,000, with lnt*ri\?t pataide
annually, for ten or twenty vcar*. AddruMi J., box
S89 Pout olHee, Marlon, Marion county, Ohio.
\VrA NTKD?$10.000 PIP.<T MORTOAUR ON CORNRR
YT More Property in tln? t ify: lt mjr bonus II procured
atjjnce. (s OKAllAM .1 SONS, ,o.p> Kant I'ortv :fiiril nt.
I YJL'R I1AVK KUNDs TO I'UP.CIlASK OOOD KROOND
YY and Leasehold Mort; -ne?. ulxo to loan oil ''jtv or
Brooklyn Property, call on sawaIIO A U-.aVITT, m
Wall *treet
7 PM CBNT JKIUK1 CITI BON DC, BBbOW ; All.
8 auo 10 per 1 ?nl Municipal Bonds.
First Mortgage Haili ?<! ib.nrtt
1 and other Bond* ami Stock*, all llrsi rlaM*.
i _ at * larfv reduction below pi\r.
I For iale by
AijHKRT n mnoiiAT A CO..
Htock Broker* and Auctioneer*, No. CI Pine street.
) N. B?Investment " ' uriuc* our fptrlaliy 22 year*.
1 *1 WMl WANTVIi FIRST MOBTIIAOP. ON A
' vIimUU bouiie aud four lot* of ground, worth
* 96,0lia at Wllllamaburg, I, 1.
HBBBKltl) ? kon, 29 F.a*t rourteenth ?tre?t.
i vLlnil [WUI fOR INVKHTMRNT IN FIRRT MORT plUU.UUU
Kane* on Improved elty property.
Principal* only dealt with Address bo* 3,370 New York
) Pout ortlre
<fcl ',(1 (WWt WANTKH K(lR IN V KHTMKHT W
i *1)1 tJVJ !" ' firvt claw mortgagM on Improvml Hty
' property. Principal* only addrcn 1"VBBTMJJNT, Ihii
?aw xua flftct. * . ' ' -
<
wmufcm*
U I.<TKI.NO FUND UONOd
or ii>?
pacific railroad.
PRINCIPAL PAYABLK IN OOLD, IN *> TBAB8-,
JNTKKKHT * PKR CBNT IN CL'KBKNCT, OB
T I'KK OliST IN .si KRUNO MONWL
THRSB BONDS ARB IS80F.P TO RKT1BK
l'HK OUTSTANDING INCOMK BOND*.
OR TO PUND OTHRll INDKBTliDNEMH
OK TUB COMPANY.
They are a .second Moraage on tbe entire inuol* t
Lands of Uio Road, uow amounting uj
OVRR ll.ono.ojo acrk8;
and will lie a first lien on the land* when tbe $I0,400.IICB
laud grant bonus (our-hali of whit b In already provided
lor) are reared. The tunber sale ol l.ttu.iM) acrea, a*
prices bereioiore realized, would cancel the now remaining
balance of land grant bouu?, when this bond
wouki become a first mortgage ou nearly 10.000,000 acre*,
the value oi which is much more than saftlcient to cover
the entire issue ot unking lund bonds, besides which,
these bunds are a mortgage on the road. Its franchise*
and equipment. sobiect to the first mortgage and the
go\ eminent lien.
One per rentot the bond* withdrawn annually and redeemed
at nar.
The sinklwr fund bond* are offered in exchange fbr
the outstanding Income bond* at tlie rate of six of tli?
new bonus leTllve ol ih? incomes, which, considering
that the latter are not mortgage bonds, is a very advantageous
change for investment.
exchange* can now be made or UUormation obtained
at the
omrR OP rilK COM PANT
in BOKTOK.
OR OF
MORTON, BLISS A CO.,
MNANC1AL AUKNTS OP TUB COMFANT,
* " * DBRXBL BUILDING.
'OR AT THB ^
PRRfllDENTK OKP1CB, 23 NASSAU STREET.
SIDNEY DILLON, Preiiden*.
Ursi.tK.SS OPPORTUSIT1ES,
a PARTY WANTING TO BUY OUT A WELL ksA
tablished firm in Toronto, where a first class bus)
neaa Is done In the wholesale jobmng Orocery and
Liquor Trade. Receipts are fro.n 92 4),tXK)to $30U,ti00 annually;
satisfactory reasons for selling out. For further
particulars address box 3V> Toronto t' 'ut-j Post office.
A?CRANDALL HAS TAK.iN OUT A PATRNT FOK
, an Acrobatic Building Block, tvnlch is going to ber
the-Toy lor years to eume. A party who has the
machinery fbr constructing the Mine will find this a
splendid Investment. It will be sold in rights or as a
whole. Address, tor one weak, CRaNDaLL, I&2 Pulton
street, Brooklyn.
ADVKRTISKK, WHO OIVB* A * D EXPEOT8 BHFerences,
want* a partner in tliia city, with $10,001) tu
11.^ I1MI riuh - InvHiikir cntitrnU liin cunlliil wlilr.h im fnllv
secured ?gain?l low?; solid profltxguaranteed (food opening
for uii actne young man. . tiy party set Ring business,
who has above. >|U.iUrtoatkms, can address IKON ?
UOOL?i\ box 3,94ft Post office. New Yor*.
Air pistol patent for entire united
.-'tale* lor sale; best New YorK jobbers, who have
mo!U ilie ?'iven as reference; patent lias 14 v?*r?
to run; (allure in business cause lor selling. Address
box 4'JU Pout office. Little Kails, N. Y.
An editor or printer, investing 92,000 to
$2,.VW. can obtain a lucrative position on a daily
journal, in vicinity of Sew j'ork. Address SECURITY,
box 148 Herai'l office.
A rare OPKNINO I'UR A party with aIJtti.K
money and a knowledge of the business to go to a
good poini in the West to engage in dry goods busloes*
already established. lirtjuire, lor six days, ot H. fc. c.,
Earie'H Hotel, ranal BfWt
Apaktne.: wanted?in a W".ll established
furniture manufactory, wrh $4,000 10 $5,000. Address
maj?U factory. Herald office.
AIIAI.K SHAl'.H i.N \ UUUSE run
$1,(KJ0; a Ixinu ilde iayi"s mont; principals only
treated with. Address LIHi-.R, Herald office.
ATOIJXH Uffy?R OK GOOD EDUCATION, WHO
has oractisnij law In the highest court ot a State
other ttiau New York for more than three years, desires
to connect himself with a lawyer or firm In New Tork
city in the capacity ot clerk or In ??? other capacity in
which be may *aru a small remuneration. Hciereiices
given. Add rest SIC MA, Herald office.
* -ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED A.
J\ for merchants, manufacturers and others; Mining
Interests, Ac., negotiated; Heal Estate exchanged for
Business; persons with capital seeking business advised
ot approved opportunities. References?The McKillcp
A Spragne Co. Commercial Agency; J. W. A K. Cmsholm
A Co., hair goods, 734 Hroadway, Ac. QRKJOrt *
I'A it LUTON, financial and Business Brokers, 98 Broadway.
_
A" -$10,1)00 WANTED, TO EXTEND BUSINESS Of
manufacture and -ale ot domestic article, practically
approved and extensively used in dwellings and
offices, yielding ;ary profits; extraordinary inducements
offered. OO.VX FERTILIZING AND SANITARY
COMf AN V, Varlck. Vestry and (Janal street". New York.
AKIRST OL&S* BIKINRSS FOR FALB.-THK
stock consists of general fancy goods, notions, la
dies' i ud gentlemen's furnishing goods, all In good order
and desirable v value about ?14,000; location the best
corner store on Kultun street, Brooklyn. N. Y.; established
teu vears; plate glass windows; owner wishes to
retire; will sell at nmrWet value, cash, or will take Im
6roved Real Estate In exchange. Address H. L. D.,
erald Brooklyn Branch office.
/ 1HANCK TO MAKE MONEY.?B8TABLISUKD LACN\J
dry to itt; excc lent premises; central location;
splendid business can l>e done. Central Apartment
House, U'i ! orty-ioui;tt> street, between Lexington and
Fourth avenues.
FOB 8ALE-THK UKASE, FURNITOBE AND FJXtorss
of the Sterling Hotel, situated in Bridgeport,
Colin.: a home well established and doing a goou business;
will be sold at a bargain. For particulars inquire
of M. H. WILLnON. Bridgeport, Conn.
GKNTLRKKN IIAVING *5,000 TO $A,000 TO INtroduce
the most nsefbl article of its kind in the
world; demand unprecedented. Residence ?18 West
Forty soarth street, between 9 and 11 morning and 3 to 6
F. M.
P-A WHOLESALE HOUSB IN FOBBION AND
. domestic goods (not dry goods), having desirable
connections and a profitable trade, would like a partner
with $10,000 to increase their business. Apply to ORKHJU
A CAHLKiON, M Broadway.
TkASTIBS FIN A NCI ALL? EMBARRASSED WHO
X wish to nell an v established business or staple good*
to realize immediately can find a cash purchaser M they
can oflcr a lug bargain. 1 want no other and want u*>
fancy estimates ot values. Address, In confidence, BAH- '
GAIN, Plain field, N. J.
P- abtner" wanted?with to join thk
auver;i*r in an old established shirt manufacturing
buAuew on Broadway. AdJresj D., box 114 ller?Id
office.
PARTNER WANTriD-WITH FROM $8,UOOTO $10,000,
to Join the advertiser, who I? now engaged in the
KUinmcr and winter hotel busineas, two hours' ride from
New York , deli*htJully situated on a boautliul lake, 1,400
feet above tide water; unusual advantages In a most
valuable lease, which will insure a fortune, wiU be
otl*red to a rood party. AJdre-a W. H. H., box 247 Poet
office. Now York.
PARTIES M A \ UK A GTU RINcTmAC HINERY WoCTdi
like *5,1**) more. capital to enlarge their business,
4"0 per cent profit can i>e realized beiore January. Tbe
party furnishing the required amount can have the
management ot tbo business, Will accept the same iu
91.04X1 payments monthly. Address E. L. J1AVKU, ISM
Broadway.
Iyo LET?THE WELL KNOWN AND LONG K8TABlishcd
Oyster Uonso and Restaurant No. 28 Clinton
street, near Fmton street Brooklyn ; has been kept for
many years by Dominick Culgan. who now wishes to retire
on account ot his advanced year*: the house Is
large und con mi odious, well turnlsiied throughout; Is
Jlr?t class and in one ot the ben locations in the citv:
tin* is u rare chance iot a party who understand* the
business, an the K"?i>ects lor making monoy are undoubted.
Kur (uinii uiaiN inquire ol D. A M. CHACN<;k
Y, No. 207 Muntaijuo street, Brooklyn.
TO TAILORS WITH CAPITAL.?WANTRD, A P1R8T
clan* man. with a good cash trade, a* a partner In a
man-bant tailor business; nuoh. a mitu will meet with a
party tliat has a go.;i1 trade of his own on Broadway.
Address TAILOit, Herald offlce.
fXTANTED.-AN EXPERIENCED B0SINESS MAN.
TV with $&,ojo ui $i(Vixo. wants a place in an eetablLOieJ
firm, where hi* sorviees will be available. Ad
dre**, with particulars, WILLIAM CLAYTON, box MO
New York Post office.
WANTED?$5,000 TO $10,000, FOR THE EXTENSION
of an ertabllshed, paying business by the introduction
of several new Inventions fully secured. Ample
security will he given tor the amount invested, which
mav be withdrawn at the end ol six months (if expectations
are not rcullxed) or, arrangements wade tor a.
length n( tl.i:e. A.I lr.-.-< II. If., Herald office.
"\IrANTEI?? A I'AUI'NKR IN THE LIQUOR BOiHVl
ness; $1,00" to $1,.VW required. Address W1NRH?
Herald l/ptonn lirau.-u office.
7 r/j - A r A KIN K IIS HIP IN T~KIRST OLASR
P I businee* tor $750; easily understood and pays
$3>i 00 per year net to each partner. 0*11 at 17 Weet
Twcutv lourtti street.
i WWi EOK A M A NlfKACT IIRI NOB U8IN KRh_
Established in this city 35 years; stock oi?
han<: $8,000 itt eo?t. Principals only address or call.
U >. A 11., to* Iludsou street
d<|fl / W||| I' \ K INK II WANTED. WITH TUK
T I " " ' above amount, to enter into partnerihi*
with a capable person to develop a new patent; sore
micros. address K. <;. I'HENCH, Herald office.
REAL ESTATE. i
1'Ue uUraciioiiH ottered at the Exchange Salearoom
to-day wore mostly of ft legal character, and
were inspired of as follow*:?Mr. William Ken?
nelly sold, by order of we Court, in Coreclo?urcP
and under the direction or Wflilam Sinclair, referee,
the property located on Twenty-elxth street,
west of sixth avwuue. A. J. Bleeoter. Son A
White, by the same order, under tne direction of
L. A. Fuller, the lmnroted property located on the
nort hwest, cornet- ol Kirst avenue and Porr.y-ionrtli
street. Mr. Jere. .lormson, Jr., oflered the premise*
No. 390 West FiifT-Orat street, west of Eighth .
; avenne. and Mr. It V. Harnett, by order oftbr
Court, in foreclosure, tinder He direction of William
Sinclair, referee, the (loeiet lease ol the house
and lot. located on First avenue, north of Flltysixth
street; also, under the direction of J. L.
Miller, referee, disposed of a house, wittrlot, located
on Fifty-second street, west of Eleventh avenue.
mew tom mortar?. ar we. cwnxm.t.
i 2 s. tr. h and I. on il ?. 28th sk. 300 It. w. of rttb
?v.; lot 20.2xM.9x 18.'t: Samuel Stearns $7,700
av a. j ni > acxaa. son asd writk.
13 s. bk. h. and ice house, with plot of ground on
I n. w. corner 1st av and 44th st-, size ol plot,
100x17ft: David Jones 81,000
Lease of 3 It. on n. w. . orner 1st av. and 75th St.,
together 78 7*M0iH3; lease dated May 1, 1871, lor
10 year*-, gn.uuu mo-.. $.i0u per annum i B. Meyer 3.0W
av itht /ussios, ja.
1 3 s bk. h. and I No 20i W. ftlst at, a. A, 280 ft. w.
of 8th av. i lot 2U1100.&; H. C. Patterson U.W , .
BT n. V. RtRHXTT.
Its. bk. h. and lease of L on e. a 1st av., SO II n. of
58th at.; lot28.lxiM.2i22.8xV4; lease dated May I,
1870, for SI vi>ars. ground rent, $480 per Annum,
HatnueI Hlr?ch 7,SfT
14s bk h. and 1. on u. s, Md ?t. 100 ft. w. of 11th _ _
j ._AU JkJl'tux 1|*

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